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More than a moment: Evolving decisions among eligible volunteers in phase 1 COVID-19 vaccine trials. [PDF]

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Ready-to-wear: Discovering grounded formal theory

Research in Nursing and Health, 1998
As qualitative methods have become popular and qualitative reports abundant, researchers have begun to discuss techniques for synthesizing findings about related phenomena from diverse samples. Grounded formal theory analysis is one such approach that can yield higher level, broadly applicable theory from analysis of situation-specific substantive ...
Margaret H. Kearney
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Enduring love: A grounded formal theory of women's experience of domestic violence

Research in Nursing and Health, 2001
AbstractUsing a grounded formal theory approach, 13 qualitative research reports were analyzed with the goal of synthesizing a middle‐range theory of women's responses to violent relationships. The combined sample numbered 282 ethnically and geographically diverse women ages 16–67.
Margaret H. Kearney
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Using quantitative data in mixed-design grounded theory studies: an enhanced path to formal grounded theory in information systems

European Journal of Information Systems, 2015
This article discusses a key development in the use of grounded theory (GT) in information systems (IS) – the use of quantitative data in mixed studies to build on and elaborate theories. We examine the design of one of our research projects and describe how this mixed-design GT project helped elaborate emerging theories using slices of qualitative and
Isabelle Walsh
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Truthful Self-Nurturing: A Grounded Formal Theory of Women's Addiction Recovery

Qualitative Health Research, 1998
This grounded formal theory study was designed to develop a midrange theory of women's addiction recovery from multiple substantive reports. Ten research reports from diverse contexts were analyzed using theoretical sampling and constant comparison. The basic problem of addiction was found to be self-destructive self-nurturing.
Margaret H. Kearney
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